Disk Quotas and Capacity Monitoring: VPS Basics
Per-user and per-filesystem disk quotas on Linux, plus a capacity monitoring loop with thresholds and alerting so no volume ever fills silently.
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21 practical Hardware & Performance articles from Netbay Engineering — written for operators running Linux and Windows VPS in India.
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Per-user and per-filesystem disk quotas on Linux, plus a capacity monitoring loop with thresholds and alerting so no volume ever fills silently.
Practical sysctl changes for high-traffic Linux servers, from socket buffers to queuing, that reduce latency without touching application code.
Grow a VPS volume group and an online ext4 or XFS logical volume with pvresize and lvextend -r, plus the caveats that make shrinking a different sport.
A practical method for sizing a VPS by measuring memory, CPU, and concurrent connections under real traffic, instead of guessing from the dashboard.
What RAID really protects on a single node, why hardware RAID is mostly a platform-level rental, and when mdadm software RAID is worth it on a VPS.
An overview of ext4, XFS, btrfs, and ZFS for VPS workloads: maturity, snapshots, checksums, and where each filesystem clearly wins or costs you.
Learn to read memory pressure on a VPS, distinguish reclaimable cache from real usage, and size your RAM well before the OOM killer ever acts.
Understand how cores and vCPUs map to real throughput, and learn to recognize exactly when adding more vCPUs will not make your workload faster.
A practical split of OS, application data, and backups across SSD mounts, so one full disk can never take the whole virtual machine down.